A module surface being cleaned with a controlled water feed

H-Bot · Robotics

Semi-automatic cleaning.

Precision where flexibility matters — the rooftops, mixed layouts and awkward access that no autonomous unit will ever suit.

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01 — What it does

Machine consistency. Human judgement.

H-Bot puts a powered rotating brush head on an extending arm, guided by a technician standing safely off the array.

Most solar in India is not a tidy ground-mount farm. It is a warehouse roof with three different tilt angles, a parapet in the way and a service walkway that ends where the array begins. H-Bot is the answer to that reality: the brush does the cleaning, the operator does the thinking.

02 — How it works

General arrangement.

H-BOT · Semi-automatic cleaning unit Schematic · not to scale

01 Brush head 02 Telescopic arm 03 Operator station 04 Water delivery

03 — Why it exists

Not every roof deserves a robot.

Sending an autonomous unit to a twelve-module rooftop is not sophistication. It is overhead.

AccessReaches across rows the operator should never walk on.

AdaptabilityHandles mixed tilts, irregular spacing and part-obstructed arrays.

MobilisationMoves between sites in a service vehicle — no installed infrastructure.

SafetyThe technician stays on a walkway; the machine takes the reach.

RecordSame seven-stage SOP and same digital closure as every other cycle.

04 — Specification

Technical details.

ClassSemi-automatic, operator-guided cleaning unit

Cleaning methodPowered rotating brush head with metered water delivery

OperationSingle operator, positioned off the array

IntegrationJob dispatch, checklist and closure through Earth360

Suited toRooftops, mixed-tilt arrays, constrained access, smaller sites

Reach, mass, power, coverage rateConfirmed against the current production unit during site assessment.

Dimensional and performance specifications are issued for the exact configuration proposed for your site, rather than published as generic figures here.

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